Sciatica Disease Condition: Radiating pain along the sciatic nerve from the lower back into the leg, usually from nerve compression or disc pressure.
Arogya Acupuncture Diagnose Procedure: Straight-leg-raise test, dermatome mapping, and TCM meridian palpation to locate the exact pathway of pain (Gallbladder or Bladder meridian).
TCM Acupuncture Pattern: Qi and Blood Stagnation in the Gallbladder/Bladder channel, often with an underlying Kidney deficiency.
TCM Acupuncture Treatment Protocol: Acupuncture along the affected meridian (Huantiao, Weizhong, Yanglingquan), electro-acupuncture for stubborn cases, and Tui Na for the surrounding musculature.
Acupuncture Treatment Typical Duration: 8–12 sessions over 4–6 weeks, with improvement usually noticeable within the first 3–4 sessions.